Support Is a Two-Way StreetArsenal’s Granit Xhaka is the latest player to find out that if there is a taboo in soccer, it is that one must not criticize — or even worse, cross — the fans.
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… Read MoreU.S. Women’s Soccer Team Granted Class Status in Equal Pay LawsuitA federal judge rejected U.S. Soccer’s argument that no discrimination existed.
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… Read MoreJets vs. Giants: What’s the Point?Sunday’s game at MetLife Stadium will be a measuring stick for quarterbacks Daniel Jones and Sam Darnold, as well as coaches Adam Gase and Pat Shurmur.
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… Read MoreTrack and Field Reacts to Mary Cain’s Abuse Allegations Against NikeSeveral elite runners said they had similar struggles with body shaming and should have done more to support Cain at the Nike Oregon Project under coach Alberto Salazar.
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… Read MoreThe Pep EffectPep Guardiola has turned Manchester City into one of the best teams in the world. Jürgen Klopp has done the same at Liverpool. But are their methods really changing English soccer?
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